(largest artillery base in the US) Those who have bet on it's closure since it's inception in the late 1800's have lost.

Sounds like this building is in a class C or D area.  

If you bet on appreciation what trigger would you use to sell to actually benefit?

It's a C or C+ neighborhood I suppose.I want to put a For Rent sign in the front yard but didn't want to put my phone number on it, as I really don't want to deal with phone calls asking stupid questions.My idea is to put my website address on the sign, and when you go to the site there will be pictures, description, etc.

And don't bet on just one horse.

People report not being able to use it with Cor-Bon ammo so ALWAYS TEST YOUR AMMO IN ANY SELF DEFENSE WEAPON AND UNLOAD YOUR MAGS FROM TIME TO TIME AND CHECK THE SPRING.

There are several reasons I would like to keep this property :1) This is nice area and personally I think I would bet on appreciation.

At that monthly rent it sounds like your dealing in a C or D area. 

He uses proven methods to reposition Apartment complexes.We find troubled Multifamily Apartment complexes that are in C+ or B class neighborhoods, but look like they are C- or D looking properties, with a lower class tenant base.  

@Walter Roby jrWhen you get into Class C, C-, or D, you are taking on a full time job...